maeday85
Members-
Posts
7 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Reputation
0 NeutralAbout maeday85

Personal Information
-
Occupation
IT Manager
-
Interests
Animu?
-
Location
Australia
-
Uninstall 10.6, install 10.5. Its a sucky answer, i get it. but its mentioned above by nickbro
-
Just install 10.5 as per nickbro's post.
-
(Forgot to add this to the original post and encountered editing issues) example image: Ill also add in that if i "create a new folder" or upload a file, the folder appears on the SMB share.
-
Hello, Just migrated to 10.6 via a fresh install and moving our configs over (have also tried a fresh install and encountered the same issue), when any user on chrome and IE tries to access my files, they can see the drive mappings however when they click on them all they ever see is a series of loading dots moving back and forth, no content ever loads. HAP is running on server 2012R2 with IIS 8.5, file shares are on a Server 2016 box. My Files was working in HAP 10.5 No error messages or notices are displayed, the event logs on the file server and web server do not appear (to me at least) to show any records other than the user logging into hap successfully. There is one entry im unsure on which ill post after the JSON but it doesnt seem to come up all the time. in the console log of chrome i see "(index):218 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'CreateDirs' of null at Object.success ((index):218) at j (jquery.min.js?10.6.1801.600:3) at Object.fireWith [as resolveWith] (jquery.min.js?10.6.1801.600:3) at x (jquery.min.js?10.6.1801.600:9) at XMLHttpRequest.b (jquery.min.js?10.6.1801.600:9)" Doing a JSON debug using IE, I get the following. https://domain.here/HAP/api/MyFiles/E/?1516342294805 result: [] https://domain.here/HAP/api/MyFiles/info/E/?1516342294807 result: {"Actions":0,"Contents":null,"DateAccessed":null,"DateCreated":null,"DateModified":null,"Extension":null,"Icon":"..\/images\/icons\/folder.png","Location":"E","Name":"eKey","Permissions":null,"Size":null,"Type":"File Folder"} https://domain.here/HAP/api/test/?1516342313849 result: OK The test api then repeats over and over. Any suggestions on where to diagnose this one further? ---- Event code: 4005 Event message: Forms authentication failed for the request. Reason: The ticket supplied has expired. Event time: 19/01/2018 16:38:41 Event time (UTC): 19/01/2018 06:08:41 Event ID: 37474dfb70424fb0b930c28f46d95a25 Event sequence: 391 Event occurrence: 1 Event detail code: 50202 Application information: Application domain: /LM/W3SVC/1/ROOT/HAP-1-131608153267033533 Trust level: Full Application Virtual Path: /HAP Application Path: C:\inetpub\wwwroot\HAP\ Machine name: WEB02 Process information: Process ID: 2548 Process name: w3wp.exe Account name: IIS APPPOOL\HAP Request information: Request URL: https://domain.here:443/HAP/api/js/start?/HAP/default.aspx=10.5.1014.1930 Request path: /HAP/api/js/start User host address: 101.101.101.101 User: Is authenticated: False Authentication Type: Thread account name: IIS APPPOOL\HAP Name to authenticate: Custom event details:
-
This really wont help you, but its working fine for my install. I didnt configure anything specifically for this. Our users can login with sAMAccountName or their UserPrincipalName. Do note however they have to type the full upn and not just whats written in the "user logon name" field.
-
Hi Nick, Thanks for replying. Is the reserve lookup a necessary component? I thought that may be the only part that is not working in the equation. Two directional handshakes do work, although we arent privy to the configuration I believe established traffic is bidirectional. As mentioned before exchange/owa will autosign in with the saved windows Identity.
- 2 replies
-
- hap
- internalips
-
(and 1 more)
Tagged with:
-
Hello, We've been running HAP for a while now and its been a great upgrade over other portals in previous years, so thank you to the team that made it. Were running single sign on with kerberos here and its all running fine, one of the feature points is that it checks the IP address of the client machine via the "InternalIPs" variable. I was wondering if it was possible to bypass this feature or have it turned off? My issue is that in South Australia we have a government mandated administration network that has one directional traffic flow and its own separate auth domain. We create kerberos tickets on these admin machines from the domain HAP resides in, however HAP cannot talk back to the network segment these clients originate from (Im assuming this to be my problem). Essentially anyone on this IP range cannot perform single sign on to HAP, other items from our realm e.g exchange, IIS websties, sharepoint, sign on without issue on this network segment. My understanding is that this is to prevent SSO for external hosting? We sit behind a reverse proxy/firewall that does AD auth and creates a kerberos ticket for the user as well. It would also be great for that identity to function as well, im assuiming the solution to be the same for both segments. Would this perhaps be a configurable on/off feature request item? Any advice would be welcomed in making our users lives easier
- 2 replies
-
- hap
- internalips
-
(and 1 more)
Tagged with:
